What about Alaska?

Started by wut, July 16, 2014

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Posted July 16, 2014

Alaska is so vast and has so many different climates. Truly one of the last real frontiers left on Earth. I am willing to bet that there are some hidden landraces somewhere in that state. My hypothesis is that they may be mostly autoflowering due to the light cycle there. But I still this it would be worth it since most autoflowering genetics come from Russia. It would be nice to get some more genetic diversity for autoflowers. Hell, who knows, there might even be some fast flowering/early flowering photoperiod Indica plants out there. Just gotta go look for them.

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